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Ravnica Food and Stuffs
I run two iskeai dnd games using a highly edited Ravnica setting during the breaks (primarily during the summers) for some of my players. Group One does a lot of questing and crafting which is easier to have ready to go.
Group Two is more of a slice-of-life rp group. The players often help brainstorm stuff with me but I was wondering if anyone had any world-building ideas I could use in an ongoing slice-of-life Ravnica campaign.
Names for restaurants, food, stores, etc are welcome.
Also, here’s what I have so far:
Papa Orzhov’s - over the top fancy/expensive food chain that serves pizza (and other things) Dimiros - cheaper pizza (and other things). also have escape rooms for some reason??? Izzet-N-Out - cheap exotic food. experimental cooking practices. food might bite back though… McRakdos - Clowns, low paying work force, demonic lords… whats not to love? Simicway - Evolve/combine your sandwich your way. SelesNyan - a cat cafe. super chill. their menu has weed for you and catnip for your cat(s)
One group of players has come up with the Kentucky Fried Crusade restaurant, which was opened by a retired Boros colonel.
They take any (non sentient) creatures you’ve slain and fry them up for you. Also have some fried abyssal chicken and other stuffs ready for those passing by.
We’re just trying to decide on a K word to replace Kentucky. Any suggestions?
Paul: (keeps making Geico references while shit talking the big gecko looking lizardfolk)
Rest of the Party: (is fighting a gelatinous cube)
Nate: “Paul you okay back there? How’s our back line?”
Paul: “There’s just two buff lizardfolk. Don’t even have armor or weapons and their claws and teeth don’t hurt too bad.”
Nate: “Okay. Keep holding that line while we deal with the cube.”
Paul: “....Wait. They’re regenerating. Wtf?!”
Lyle: (looks over his shoulder at Paul and the two lizardfolk)
Lyle upon realizing the two “lizardfolk” that keep biting Paul are actually red slaads:
Guilds of Ravnica + @screenshotsofdespair
Azorius:
Boros:
Dimir:
Gruul:
Golgari:
Izzet:
Orzhov:
Rakdos:
Selesnya
Simic:
Ravnica guilds’ favored dice
(no i’m not running out of shitpost ideas i was just browsing kraken dice for blue-green ones and was like oh)
(this shitpost is not sponsored by kraken dice or chessex)
Azorius: plain, monocolored acrylic ones with the white numbers; probably only owns one set, or maybe two at most
Boros: cool carved stone dice or elaborate refined looking metal ones fit for a paladin
Dimir: the black ones with the color swirls inside that look like galaxies, or the ones with uninked numbers for extra ~mystery~
Golgari: clear ones with tiny scenes arranged inside of them, like graveyards and forests with moss, or the lich sets with the little skulls, but honestly uses any dice they can get their filthy little hands on
Gruul: bone-styled dice, or the rough-hewn looking ones in general, or doesn’t even use dice
Izzet: you know those really weird dice, like the ones with rubber duckies in them, or the dice with more dice inside? yeah. there’s also the two-color metallic blended style, especially with reds and blues.
Orzhov: super expensive, classy gemstone dice, think cats-eye and amethyst, with fancy carvings around the numbers (which absolutely must be inked in gold or silver)
Rakdos: metal dice with sharp edges that make the DM fear for their gaming table and their feet (metal d4…… i shudder to even think of it)
Selesnya: the pretty, delicate resin cast ones with glitter and dried flowers suspended inside
Simic: unconventionally shaped dice, like those non-triangular d4s or the eldritch blast d10s that look like pact gems. also fond of transluscent dice with shifting color swirls inside (Chessex Borealis is my personal favorite)
Re-inked MTG guild spindowns in silver and warm gold.